What is PHP-NMAP FOR LINUX?

PHP-NMAP

PHP-NMAP is a cool web-based tool that acts like a frontend for NMAP, which is this awesome command-line utility used for exploring networks and scanning ports. If you're into security stuff or just curious about what's happening on your network, this software is pretty handy!

What Is NMAP?

NMAP stands for Network Mapper. It's mainly used for network exploration and security auditing. You can use it to find out which hosts are active by using ping scanning. This means you can see which computers are online! Plus, it has many port scanning techniques to check out what services those hosts are offering.

Features of PHP-NMAP

One of the cool things about NMAP is its ability to do version detection. This helps you figure out what applications or services are running on specific ports. And if you're interested in knowing the operating system or device type of a remote host, NMAP can help with that too through TCP/IP fingerprinting.

Flexibility and Support

The Nmap project offers flexible options when it comes to target and port specification. It even supports decoy or stealth scanning, SunRPC scanning, and much more! You'll be happy to know that it works on most Unix and Windows platforms, whether you prefer GUI or command line modes.

Handheld Device Compatibility

If you're using handheld devices like the Sharp Zaurus or the iPAQ, you're in luck! NMAP supports those too. So whether you're at home or on the go, PHP-NMAP makes network exploration easy!

If you're ready to dive into using PHP-NMAP for your networking needs, download it here!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!